[W]ord [O]riented [L]inguistic [F]ramework Version 2.1 Downloads

WOLF is freeware, however, the author, Dan Harvey, retains full copyright privileges to this software. You may install this software on as many computers you want but you may not sell or reverse engineer it for profit. Our hope is that this software prove useful, but we do not provide any guarantees of its suitability for any purpose. By downloading this software, you agree to abide by the terms just described. Please contact Dan Harvey at harveyd@sou.edu if you have questions or comments regarding permissible use.

New features

WOLF version 2.1 adds the ability to ouptut dictionaries as html, rtf, and pdf files using the active user defined template.
WOLF Version 2.0 added the following features.

• Ability to import SIL created dictionaries stored in either mdf or sdf format.
• Allow creation of user defined templates that provide flexibility in controlling output.
• Enable automatic creation of dictionary apps that can be run by Web-browsers or by the ACORNS mobile gallery programs.

Installation

If you are upgrading from WOLF version 1.0, version 1.1 has a slightly different file format. Wolf 2.1's fille format should be the same as version 1.1. To be safe however, before installing the new version, first use the WOLF export option () to first archive your current dictionaries. After the install, you can retrieve your dictionaries using the WOLF import option ().

Windows Systems			Windows Installer - 32 bit version	After the download, click to install The WOLF application
Windows Systems			Windows Installer - 64 bit version	After the download, click to install The WOLF application
Mac/OS Systems with Java pre-installed			MAC package install	Mac/OS 10.7 and before come with Java pre-installed. Later versions may have Java installed if done manually. After the download, click on the dmg file, and an installer program will appear. Click to automatically install the WOLF application.
Mac/OS Systems without Java pre-installed			MAC package install	Mac/OS 10.8 and after might not have Java pre-installed. For these systems, use this download link. After the download, click on the dmg file, and an installer program will appear. Click to automatically install the WOLF application.
Linux Systems			Linux .tar.gz bundle	After the download, uncompress and save in a safe place; Wolf is the executable (within the Wolf/wolf 2.1 directory). Make sure that you have Java version 1.7 or later installed on your system. To make a symbolic link, use the ln command from the Linux command line.

Additional Notes

• We are setting up a Google-based Web forum for users of ACORNS, ELK, and WOLF software. Feel free to participate and add comments, suggestions, and bug reports. Check the http://cs.sou.edu/~harveyd link for details.
• The default location for storing dictionaries is a directory named wolfFiles. On Windows system, this directory is created within the My Documents directory. On MAC systems, it is created in the Documents directory. On linux systems, it is created in the user’s home directory.
• If you plan to use keyboard mapping features, you store .keylayout files that define the mapping into the wolfFiles/keyLayoutFiles directory. You might have to create this directory before adding keyboard mapping files to it. Please refer also to Elk documentation (http://cs.sou.edu/~harveyd/elk) for more information on creating and using keyboard mapping files.
• If you plan to edit the GOLD ontology for your own purposes, it is in the WOLF plugins directory. On Windows and Linux it is in the same folder as the executable (C:\Program Files\Wolf\wolf1.00\wolf2.10 on Windows). On MAC systems, it is located in /Library/Frameworks/wolf2.10.framework/wolf2.10.